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A classification scheme for computer program libraries

Fred T. Krogh

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We hope to adopt a new classification scheme for the Collected Algorithms of the ACM and TOMS. The (incomplete) classification scheme given below indicates the direction of our thinking. Since this represents a radical departure from current schemes, it seems prudent to solicit opinions on the direction taken before proceeding further. We are also in dire need of assistance in classifications from I on. Some of these classifications will certainly be eliminated if no one thinks they are worth developing. Other classifications will be added if a good case for doing so can be made.

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We hope to adopt a new classification scheme for the Collected Algorithms of the ACM and TOMS. The (incomplete) classification scheme given below indicates the direction of our thinking. Since this represents a radical departure from current schemes, it seems prudent to solicit opinions on the direction taken before proceeding further. We are also in dire need of assistance in classifications from I on. Some of these classifications will certainly be eliminated if no one thinks they are worth developing. Other classifications will be added if a good case for doing so can be made.

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We hope to adopt a new classification scheme for the Collected Algorithms of the ACM and TOMS. The (incomplete) classification scheme given below indicates the direction of our thinking. Since this represents a radical departure from current schemes, it seems prudent to solicit opinions on the direction taken before proceeding further. We are also in dire need of assistance in classifications from I on. Some of these classifications will certainly be eliminated if no one thinks they are worth developing. Other classifications will be added if a good case for doing so can be made.

Key concepts: Scheme (mathematics), Classification scheme, Computer science, Operations research, Information retrieval, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis

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